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Spanglish

Ilan Stavans

2003

The official Spanglish dictionary

Bill Cruz

1998

Mother tongue

Davis, Joel

1994

Language contact

Sarah Grey Thomason

2001

Second dialect acquisition

Jeff Siegel

2010

Basque Sociolinguistics

Estibaliz Amorrortu

2003

Dialects, Englishes, Creoles, And Education (Esl and Applied Linguistics Professional Series.) (Esl and Applied Linguistics Professional Series.)

Shondel J. Nero

2005

Our Magnificent Bastard Tongue

John McWhorter

2009

An other tongue

Alfred Arteaga

1994

Analysing English in a global context

Anne Burns, Caroline Coffin

2001

Historical linguistics

Theodora Bynon

1983

Languages and the First World War

Julian Walker, Christophe Declercq

2016

Bilingualism and bilingual education

E. Glyn Lewis

1980

England the nation

Thorlac Turville-Petre

1996

Linguistic change under contact conditions

Jacek Fisiak

1995

Multilingual individuals and multilingual societies

Christoph Gabriel, Kurt Braunmüller

2012

Northern Territory pidgins and the origin of Kriol

Harris, John W.

1986

Language and history in the early Germanic world

Dennis Howard Green

1998

An chonair chaoch

Ciarán Lenoach

2012

Linguistic consequences of language contact and restriction

Raymond Mougeon

1991

The alchemy of English

Braj B. Kachru

1990

Weird English

Evelyn Nien-Ming Chʻien

2003

The language of Irish literature

Loreto Todd

1989

Contested tongues

Laada Bilaniuk

2005

American Indian English

William L. Leap

1993

Languages in contact

Uriel Weinreich

1963

Lectures on language contact

Ilse Lehiste

1988

Algeria in others' languages

Anne-Emmanuelle Berger

2002

Linguistics epidemiology

N. J. Enfield

2003

The acquisition and use of French as a second language in Africa

Emmanuel N. Kwofie

1989

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